Description
In the Debugger Modules sidebar widget, selecting multiple cells and copying (Ctrl+C / right-click → Copy) only copies the contents of the first selected cell. All other selected cells are ignored.
Cause
DebugModulesWidget::copy() in ui/moduleswidget.cpp only reads sel[0]:
QModelIndexList sel = selectionModel()->selectedIndexes();
if (sel.empty())
return;
auto sourceIndex = m_filter->mapToSource(sel[0]); // <-- only the first cell
...
switch (sel[0].column()) { ... }It should iterate over all selected indexes.
Expected behavior
Copy the contents of every selected cell — grouped by row (tab-separated columns within a row, newline between rows), in visual order — matching typical table-copy behavior.
Notes
The same bug existed in the Memory Map widget (DebugMemoryMapWidget::copy()) and has been fixed there; the same fix should be ported to the Modules widget. See DebugMemoryMapWidget::copy() for the reference implementation.
Description
In the Debugger Modules sidebar widget, selecting multiple cells and copying (Ctrl+C / right-click → Copy) only copies the contents of the first selected cell. All other selected cells are ignored.
Cause
DebugModulesWidget::copy()inui/moduleswidget.cpponly readssel[0]:It should iterate over all selected indexes.
Expected behavior
Copy the contents of every selected cell — grouped by row (tab-separated columns within a row, newline between rows), in visual order — matching typical table-copy behavior.
Notes
The same bug existed in the Memory Map widget (
DebugMemoryMapWidget::copy()) and has been fixed there; the same fix should be ported to the Modules widget. SeeDebugMemoryMapWidget::copy()for the reference implementation.